ATESH scouted the anti-aircraft missile regiment of the Russian army near Moscow — photo
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ATESH scouted the anti-aircraft missile regiment of the Russian army near Moscow — photo

ATES conducted
Source:  ATESH

Representatives of the Crimean Tatar resistance movement ATESH were able to enter the territory of the 606th Guards Anti-Aircraft Missile Regiment of the Russian Armed Forces. It is located in the Moscow region, not far from the capital of the aggressor country.

Points of attention

  • ATESH, the Crimean Tatar resistance movement, infiltrated the 606th Guards Anti-Aircraft Missile Regiment of the Russian army near Moscow.
  • The regiment is equipped with advanced S-400 Triumph and S-300PM systems for air defense.
  • Intelligence gathered by ATESH was shared with the Ukrainian Defense Forces to address potential threats.
  • Increased inspections were reported at the facility following Ukrainian drone attacks in January 2025, prompting ATESH to collect vital data.
  • ATESH released a photo of the reconnaissance object, highlighting their efforts in monitoring and reporting on military activities near Moscow.

ATES conducted reconnaissance of the anti-aircraft missile regiment of the Russian army

This is military unit 61996, whose headquarters is located in the settlement of Elektrostal east of Moscow.

It is noted that the relevant Russian unit belongs to the air defense troops of the Aerospace Forces of the Russian Armed Forces, which are "intended to repel strikes in airspace."

Headquarters of military unit 61996 of the Russian Army

The S-400 "Triumph" and S-300PM systems are in service.

The movement said that, according to information from relatives of Russian servicemen, after the Ukrainian drone attacks in January 2025, "inspections became more frequent" at the facility. The fact is that the drones flew to the Moscow region.

Our agent collected data on the operating schedule, transport, and personnel. We promptly transferred all information to the Ukrainian Defense Forces.

Headquarters of military unit 61996 of the Russian Army

The partisan movement also released a photo of the reconnaissance object.

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The EU responded to Putin's new cynical demand regarding Ukraine

The European Union rejected Putin's demands

Recently, Russian dictator Vladimir Putin demanded to consider the possibility of "external management" of Ukraine. European Commission spokeswoman Anitta Hipper responded to this demand. She emphasized that official Brussels considers the illegitimate head of the Kremlin as a war criminal who is wanted and perceives his statements as propaganda.

Points of attention

  • The European Commission's unwavering stance against Putin's provocations highlights the EU's dedication to ensuring a peaceful resolution in Ukraine and standing up against aggression.
  • EU spokespersons, Anitta Hipper and Paula Pinho, stressed the importance of upholding democratic processes in Ukraine and denounced any attempts to undermine its sovereignty.

The European Union rejected Putin's demands

Hipper once again drew the attention of the international community to the fact that Russia is an aggressor country and Putin is a war criminal, so his words and proposals cannot be trusted.

"Putin is a criminal and is wanted for war crimes. We are not going to pay attention to or comment on anything he passes off as propaganda," the speaker emphasized.

This was precisely her reaction to the Russian dictator's idea of "external control" of Ukraine.

Hipper publicly promised that official Brussels would always "look closely at the facts."

"We have an aggressor, and we have a Ukraine that is showing nothing but goodwill for peace. This is where we are in terms of our support for Ukraine and our focus on ensuring that we have a long, just and lasting peace," the European Commission spokeswoman said.

Another European Commission spokeswoman, Paula Pinho, drew attention to the fact that Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelenskyy "was elected legitimately, democratically, and until the Ukrainian people ask for elections, no one else should propose them."

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Consequences of the war. Russia caused damage to Ukraine's environment worth almost 85 billion euros

Ukraine
Source:  online.ua

Environmental damage from Russian aggression in Ukraine has reached almost 85 billion euros. 850,000 hectares of forests are under occupation or in the combat zone.

Points of attention

  • The environmental damage from Russian aggression in Ukraine amounts to almost 85 billion euros, with 850,000 hectares of forests at risk in the combat zone.
  • The consequences of war include increased carbon emissions, munitions pollution, and widespread mining activities, impacting not only Ukraine but the entire continent.
  • The Minister of Environmental Protection and Natural Resources of Ukraine highlighted over 8,000 recorded cases of environmental damage due to hostilities, with more than 230 million tons of carbon released into the air.

Russia caused 85 billion euros in environmental damage to Ukraine

This was announced by the Minister of Environmental Protection and Natural Resources of Ukraine, Svitlana Hrynchuk.

According to her, as of now, more than 8,000 cases of environmental damage as a result of hostilities have been recorded. More than 230 million tons of carbon have been released into the air. A quarter of Ukraine's territory remains mined and contaminated with ammunition.

The head of the department emphasized that the consequences of Russian armed aggression affect not only Ukraine, but also the entire continent.

According to her, a new challenge for Ukraine and its partners was the hit of a Russian drone at the Chernobyl NPP.

Grinchuk called on other countries to provide material, technical, and expert support in the field of environmental protection, including launching new projects.

Today, no one has any doubt that Ukraine is fighting not only for its sovereignty, but also for freedom and democracy throughout the world. The European Union is one of our key partners in the fight against Russian armed aggression. Our partnerships have long-term goals and guidelines for sustainable development.

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